Man on the Street: What Do You Love About Your Computer?
Shep and Laura ask Trinity students about their favorites parts of their laptops. Presented by Intel
LG eXpo Phone Review - HackCollege
enDecember 22, 2009
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About this Episode
Kelly Sutton from HackCollege reviews LG's newest phone, the eXpo. The hype around this phone is that it's the first phone with an attachable projector. Watch the video to find out the verdict.
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